On Friday July 11 about half of the 2-acre wedding site, which is right off a public road at about 10,700 feet, appeared to be dry, bare dirt.
Category: Land Use
Miller challenges county on party-tent moratorium
Little Annie’s landowner urges officials to “table” their moratorium on party tents in the rural and remote zone.
Chamber: Lodging busy this summer, but we still need more rooms
Summer lodging business in Aspen looks quite busy, but Aspen Chamber Resort Association’s public affairs committee is calling for new incentives to spur new and renovated lodges and condos.
Airport progress requires shifting runway 80 feet to the west
A $132 million project could be needed if Aspen wants to accommodate the next generation of regional commercial jets.
Miller says wedding structures were much bigger than he expected
“The wedding was totally over the top from what I expected,” said John Miller, who allowed a June 14 wedding to take place on his property in the Little Annie Basin.
Moratorium on party tents enacted by Pitkin County
No party tents for nine months in the “rural and remote” zone larger than 1,000 square feet without detailed review by the county.
‘Jack’s house’ undergoing top-to-bottom facelift
A renovation for a historic house in the West End, bought by Jack Nicholson so he could watch Laker’s games.
Photos of Little Annie wedding site
Photos from June 9, June 13 and June 16 of the Little Annie’s wedding site at the top of Little Annie Basin.
Build and let live: 40 years of affordable housing in Aspen
“We totally invented the concept of a dual market: a second, more affordable pool of housing that would be traded among local residents and that would be insulated from market forces.”
Petition circling for multi-purpose public building
A Smuggler Park resident has gathered “several hundred signatures” on a petition that asks Aspen City Council to consider a multi-purpose community center as the best use for the soon-to-be-vacated Aspen Art Museum building.